What a great spot! We visited Cobbler Mountain Cidery early afternoon on a Saturday. They have lots of outside space and seating and a couple levels of indoor seating. It doesn't feel like they have parking space that matches the potential crowd they could have...but, we didn't have to worry about it. The woman at the counter when we arrived was very patient with us as we asked lot of questions and each selected our 4 cider flight. We sat in one of the back rooms and thoroughly enjoyed our time. Each of the ciders were delicious. Such good flavors and tasty variations. My friends got another flight and I just got a pint during round two. Our favorites were Tropical Sunset and Apple Cider Donut but there weren't any that we didn't enjoy. The rules on the bathroom doors were extensive but I'm sure they are based on past experience so visitors are well-served to heed them. We each got a four pack to go so we can enjoy Cobbler Mountain at home. I definitely hope to return in the future. read more

This cidery is on a very pretty farm. We tried a flight of 10 different ciders, loving the Pomegranate Blackcurrant, liking a couple of others, and not caring for the rest. We would have hung around and enjoyed the pleasant weather and surroundings, but we were assaulted by stink bugs, lantern flies, bees, and finally a giant wasp (who had good taste - he also liked the PBC cider). The soft pretzels were good, but food options are limited, so bring your picnic. read more

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Nice venue. Very pretty. Can see hanging out here on a nice spring day for an hour. Ciders were very sweet. Could have used some savory food to go with them. read more

The owner was so extremely friendly and informative about her cidery. Everything we tasted was delicious! We especially liked the sangria. The outdoors has a lot of picnic tables and fire pits to make you feel relaxed and welcome. We loved it and will be back! read more

Cobbler Mountain Cider is a wonderful place to unwind, and enjoy some quality time with friends outside. On the weekends, you can bring a picnic basket or order a charcuterie board from a food truck. There are plenty of picnic tables around the grounds. I highly recommend a picnic blanket so you can nap in the shade. If it is too hot outside, enjoy the AC in the tasting room. The service was spectacular! I spoke with the owner and he helped us pick ciders for our flight. My favorites are peach cobbler, raspberry and blackberry currant. There are 25 varieties available to try and you can also buy four packs to take home. NOTE: If you're a fan of sweet ciders this is the place to go. FAMILY FRIENDLY: Walking up to the tasting room I saw a sign that read "Well behaved kids welcome!" There is a kids corner inside the tasting room as well as some little tables for toddlers in the picnic area. It's adorable! Overall, if you need a break from the city, Cobbler Mountain Cider is the perfect place to relax, and enjoy the sunshine. read more

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I've tried four of their ciders and found some to be sweet and some not that sweet. Regardless of my personal opinion on sweetness all flavors were remarkably true to their name. I was very satisfied with each variety, a must have if you enjoy cider! ​ read more

There were so many options for flavors with generous servings on the flights. It was an interesting ambiance but perfect for a quiet, casual day with the dog. Would definitely come back on the summer time. read more

RIP OFF. KNOW BEFORE YOU GO. Took my wife and daughter here on a Saturday afternoon to taste some cider, as my wife is gluten free. We walked in and the lady at the counter, who I think was the owner, was friendly, and immediately steered us towards the "flight" of 8 small six ounce pours of cider. Now, I've had many flights at breweries, wineries, etc. This was similar to that. I was shocked when we went to close out at the end that just this flight cost $43 before tax and tip. $50 dollars for a cider flight! There are no prices posted anywhere visible. And I found out after. the only prices are very small, not immediately evident and on the back of the 2 paper menu's on the counter. She should warn people, because I was thinking this would cost $30 at most? For context, they were selling 4 packs of 12 oz bottles for about $20. So the flight per ounce was more than twice as much? This seemed like it was on purpose. We won't be returning as we are not rich and can't afford $50 cider flights. read more

I will start by saying I'm not a huge fan of cider in general, but the grounds here are so beautiful that practically anything tastes delicious. They have tons of space and lots of seating so you can enjoy time outdoors without feeling like you're going to come into contact with anyone else (the exception being waiting in line to get your cider. But they have an outdoor tent with their more popular flavors so you don't have to go inside if you don't want to). They had a good truck there while we visited, but we brought some cheese and crackers from home and enjoyed that at a picnic table while sipping on cider. A wonderful fall day, highly recommend read more

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I found this place for Father's Day a few years ago. We had no idea what gem we had just found. Tucked up on a giant hill is the best cider we have had and that you should go try! We've tried just about every flavor but our go to favorites are the blueberry pomegranate and watermelon. It's just a really chill place to hang out, have a drink and unwind. They have fire pits that you can use too. Our young son loves making s'mores when we go. It's beautiful in the fall because the leaves are changing, the air is cool, and it's perfect to cover up with a blanket, make s'mores and have a hot toddy. Seriously, this is a place to go try! read more

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This is an awesome spot for cider! Tons of cider on draft (too many to try in one visit!) we got flights of 8 to try as many as we could. Favorites were blueberry lemonade, watermelon and apple house! The land is beautiful, we sat outside and enjoyed our cider with a picnic lunch. It's dog friendly too!! Great service too, everyone was so friendly :) read more

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I can't tell you how great Cobblers Mountain Cider Cellar is, except to say their ciders are truly magnificent! NO added sugars, ten million ALL fruit and spice combos, well anyway lots and lots, so many it would take months and months to taste them all. Their whole outlook, from the cider to accompaniments, to their surroundings, is holistically organic. Animal and kid friendly, providing that peace and loving nature be the overriding point of respect. But there's even more to it as fun is to be had on a laid back level be it via the lazy man's bean toss or by stepping up the pace with your own frisky frisbee playin a challenging game of desire. Too, you can have a sit back and relax card game, or maybe just good converse by one of the safely guarded fire pits. PLUS, they allow you to have a "leave nothin behind ya" traipse upon their mountain, and yes it's really is their mountain, on several trails requiring various effort. Suffice it to say the trails vary from easy to gently mountainous, mayhap depending on before or after cider consumption, always considering a respectable limit. Like I said , I can't say enough about experiencing Cobblers Mountain Cider, cause even bringing their magic potions home takes you away to better times on the mountain. Enjoy! read more

We visited Cobbler Mountain recently to try out a flight of their hard ciders, as well as taste their wines. It's been 5 years since I last visited Cobbler Mountain Cellars. Back then, it was a winery only and the tastings were conducted in the basement of a house. Fast forward 5 years - and things look much different now. There is now a dedicated building for the wine and cider tastings. When we visited some months ago - the cider tasting was held in a room towards the back, whereas the wine tastings were held in a room right as you walk in the front door. Both rooms were cramped and to small to accommodate the number of customers that were on hand the day we visited. Looks like they could stand to expand the building, or tear it down and build something much larger! We enjoyed all the ciders we tasted, as well as interacting with the staff. I'm sure we'll be back soon to see what is new! #CobblerMountainCellars read more

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What an awesome find! Boyfriend and I stopped here after a few hours at Barrel Oak Winery with my doggo. We had seen signs when we were driving to BOW so figured we'd give it a shot afterwards. I pulled up their website and it said it was dog friendly, but I assumed that just meant outside which wasn't an issue. We get to Cobbler Mountain and the tasting room is set atop this hill overlooking beautiful sprawling farmland. There was a giant fire pit outside with some tables and chairs on the immediate property. We walk in, me carrying my doggo, and ask if we need to stay outside or if he can come in. They immediately responded "OH PLEASE BRING HIM IN WE LOVE DOGS MORE THAN PEOPLE!" so that was a delight. The tasting room was on the smaller side but was laid out very well with a central circular bar. There was probably about 15 people in there at that time and we had enough space without being super crowded. The decor definitely played up to kids as there were some hidey holes and little kid closets for them to play in. I took a peek in the back room that they use for events and it was very large and beautiful, with a full kitchen attached to it. We did the full tastings of their ciders and wow did they have some delicious ones! Our bartender even did some cider combos for us which gives you even more options.The ginger and the maple were probably my favorites! We were having such a great time with everyone that we didn't even notice that the power had actually been out!! It wasn't until someone attempted to use the bathroom (water was also out) that we heard them saying the mountain lost power about an hour ago. They didn't let a power outage stop them one bit and we just had a blast with the other patrons and bartenders! After our tastings, we got full pours and took the doggo outside to play with some of the other doggos that were out there. He had a blast running around the big field right outside the tasting room. Boyfriend and I just lounged for a bit drinking our ciders. It was closing time and the last bartenders were leaving the building and when they realized we were still relaxing outside, offered us another cider on the house! That was a nice surprise, they went back in and grabbed us one more cider, and then departed as we relaxed some more. Absolutely will be back here especially when the weather warms up some more. I could see spending a lovely afternoon here with a picnic! read more

Went with a group of folks and each got a wine glass. Got a tasting of 5 different wines - 2014 Semi-Sparkling Vidal Blanc, 2013 Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon and 2012 Meritage and Petit Verdot, with the first wine I mentioned being their only white wine and the others red wines. I am open-minded and tried all the wines in the tasting (normally I would not have because I only prefer dessert wines). Got a tour of the place downstairs and found they have a room with nice chairs and long tables that one can reserve and bring their own food in and have their own celebration - nicely laid out. They also have cider tastings as well for $7 - now before this visit I was not a big fan of ciders. Well, they changed my mind as I left with a few bottles based on the ones I tasted. From what I remember, I tried the following - Traditional, Mountain Top Hop, Original Honey, Smackin' Orange, Wild Blackberry Hop, Ginger Peach and Kickin' Cinnamon, with the last 5 being the ones I liked the most. I didn't check to see if I could get their ciders elsewhere, but if I can't, I hope to come back and get some more of their ciders to stock up on and also get ideas on other ways to use them outside of just pouring it alone in a glass. Nice place and friendly folks. read more

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Visited over a holiday weekend and was warmly welcomed by Jeff, one of the owners. During this visit Cobber had 5 ciders on tap, although that numbers changes according to new arrivals / older ciders being sold out. 10 acres of grape vines; some on the property but the rest in Charlottesville. I LOVE flagship Cinnamon Apple Cider, with the peach being a distant second. Other flavors come & go; sometimes I'll find one a flavor that's close competition to the cinnamon, other times I can take-or-leave them. Still, that's a huge improvement compared to other ciderys, where I sometimes like maybe one item but not enough to buy a glass. Here, I'd buy growlers. The grounds are amazing. Lots of chairs and trees for shade, and very dog friendly. Perfect summer picnic area. They even have hiking trails. It feels less like 'winery' and more like a park. Their wines tend to be a little fruit forward. It's not necessarily my favorite wine in the area, but I wouldn't turn a glass down either. They have a semi-sparkling Vidal Blanc and a Syrah, if that's your thing. But I did like the Petit Verdot. The front of the tasting building is a small circular serving bar for the wine, while the cidery is in the back. Jeff was kind enough to give me a brief tour, including a downstairs area where he hosts periodic dinners. The building wasn't big, but it had a warm & cozy vibe to it. If you like Irish music you're in luck, because their music schedule was heavy on the Gallic. The WiFi password listed on their tasting menus as well. Jeff's hospitality is also second to none. He came across as a very down to earth guy who was tickled pink that everyone loves his cider; for him it seems like a labor of love. He's also the wine maker, so he's quite the busy guy. Cobbler isn't far from I-66, but it's so tucked away in the woods it seems further. The last stretch is all dirt road; not something you'd want to try in snow. I was told they also have hiking trails (although that would make for a very tipsy hike!). If you don't have your own dog, no worries - borrow theirs! While having a glass of cider, I (with permission) put their dog on a leash and we wandered around the grounds, greeting guests. I can attest he's quite the moocher, especially since few people could say 'no' to his wagging tail. read more

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This my favorite local cider among the DMV area and my second favorite overall (only behind one import). Fruit and seasonal flavored are lovely but go secure a case of their original "Jeffersonian". That one stands out amongst ALL local and gives import a run for their money! read more

Cobbler Mountain Cellars is a slice of heaven! We were greeted by Corky, the farm manager (a wonderful dog) that roams the property. We received a LivingSocial deal as part of my wife's birthday gift. The deal includes 4 different ciders to taste plus you get to keep the glasses! Then you get $10 off a 3-pack of 4 ciders (which brings the total to $44 plus tax. They have many ciders to choose from all with different flavors from simple to complex. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. We will definitely return! read more

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A great COVID friendly treat, warmish days, already started a fire delicious ciders will be back read more

Cobbler Mountain Cider - Adult beverages and toddler beverages - Wineries Near Me - Delaplane, Virginia

I always read the bad reviews before I write mine for a different perspective. I enjoyed this establishment. I grew up on Woodchuck Cidahhhhh. Cobbler Mountain cidahhhh was more sweet, but wicked good. The view was nice. You can bring your pin picnic. Did not meet any nasty owners, as some 1 star reviewers wrote. One reason I liked this place was because ordinarily people were there. Most of the wineries in VA have patrons that are 1. too yuppie, 2. think they are a "somebody" and 3. have more money then the next guy. I did not get that vibe here. Everyone seemed down to earth drinking their cidahhhhh. Will I come back--yes. read more

Cobbler Mountain Cider - Blueberry pomegranate, apple pineapple and sangria cidahhhhh. Chilled on a warm day hits the spot. - Wineries Near Me - Delaplane, Virginia

The owner (Laura?) is incredibly immature and hostile as most people have seen from her replies to a fair review. They advertised an event, were closed during the event because church, failed to update their hours, and when called out on it had a meltdown on their Facebook page. They ended up making fake profiles to leave good reviews before disabling the reviews altogether. They have a history of unprofessional replies, most disturbing being in response to a complaint about a creepy male bartender repeatedly touching a customer's younger sister. The owner lashed out at the reviewer for publicly warning others instead of directly messaging her. Awful human being in the vein of that Amy's Cupcakes woman. (Also I've definitely been here! Left after 30 min because Laura ignored us. I think she was too busy making fake accounts to counter the bad reviews) read more

The road is NOT NOT NOT Corvette friendly, but if you have a 4wd jeep then the road is perfect lol. So like I said before, I'm not a huge fan of cideries. With that being said, I really enjoyed the pumpkin and cinnamon. Ok been here now about 5 times it's really growing on me. The pumpkin cider is outstanding. I joined the Cider club and purchased a pewter mug. Now every time I go I get a free pint of Cider. $50 buys you the mug, well worth it... read more

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Cobbler Mountain has great ciders and is just a short drive on I-66 from Northern Virginia. They have a large property which makes it great for sitting outside on a nice day; however, they do not have much indoor seating so don't go on a rainy day. Bring a chair with you if you plan to sit outside, as tables and chairs are limited too. We have been to Cobbler Mountain several times, and they always have a good variety of ciders. They have also added seltzers to their menu recently. Cobbler Mountain is very pet-friendly, and many people bring their dogs. Corky (seen below) wanders the property, greets guests, and is often the highlight of our visits. read more

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Went here on a blustery day in February. As soon as we opened the door, one of the resident dogs bounded up and bit my girlfriend (enough to put a hole in her jeans) and the person tending bar just kind of laughed it off. That said, we did stay and do a tasting, and explored the grounds a little. The tasting room is nice and rustic, and they have a medieval dining room you can reserve that looked pretty cool. If it's nice outside, there are picnic tables and a lot of grass to spread out on. The ciders are some of the best we've had. A lot of places have different "flavors" that don't actually taste much different from the regular apple cider, but here they have a good variety and the tastes really come through. I haven't seen their cider in stores, but it might be worth it to see if you can get it cheaper than the $5/bottle it comes out to if you get a 4-pack at the cidery. It does take a little bit of careful driving to get to, but it was worth visiting once. Just make sure you're up on your shots if the dog is around :-) read more

4/5 February 2019. We stopped here while trying out some of the local wineries and breweries. The Tasting Room is fairly small but it sits on quite a picturesque area and they have several outdoor areas to relax in. In addition to the cider they also have some light food options. We arrived early in the day and our service was good. I quite like several of the ciders and they seem to offer a good flavor palate between sweet and dry. The only criticism I would have is that you can generally find their ciders significantly cheaper in the grocery store then you can buy them at the cidery. Still though I would recommend taking a visit to cobbler Mountain. read more

Pretty terrible customer service - one of those places you walk into and can't tell who's employed, and who's just loafing around (took 10 minutes to get some attention despite there only being one other customer/couple at the bar). Never greeted. Person who poured our "taste testers" was about as exciting as their ciders. Skip it. read more

I think this place has a lot of potential. I just wasn't too impressed on my last visit. I used to come here back when they had cider and wines however now they only sell cider. That's not really an issue because I enjoy their cider way more than the wines they used to have. My favorite is definitely the wild blackberry. I also really enjoy the mountain top hop, it's super crisp and refreshing. They've really perfected their ciders and I can't complain about that but I do feel like they can put more effort into sprucing up the place especially outside. They have a few chairs scattered here and there but I think they can definitely add some more seating (some benches would be nice). Maybe add a fountain or I don't know something to just make the scenery more attractive. The inside could also use a bit of a facelift as well. I'm not going to write this place off because like I've stated before, I do enjoy their ciders, however I think more can be done to fix this place up. read more

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We had a pleasant drive from the DC area to Delaplane and Cobbler Mountain Cellars which is somewhat off the beaten path. Yes, I consider a gravel road off the beaten path! Our party of three joined several people already at the tasting bar. The woman who was pouring seemed overwhelmed and very "rote" in what she told us about the wine. I had the feeling that she didn't really believe the wine was very good. We were then invited to move to another room for the cider tasting. I am a fan of good cider and found most of the ciders to be quite good. The pours were generous. My one complaint would be that we were offered so many different tastes that things seem to "blend" together. I did pass on the pumpkin cider. (Am I the only person who doesn't think that pumpkin doesn't belong in every food item?) We finished off with the maple stout which I liked quite a lot. All in all, a good stop for ciders -- but skip the wine. read more

If you want a wide selection of great craft ciders, this is the place. We had plenty of different ciders to chose from, everyone on the trip ended up purchasing different ones. To me, that is an indication that everyone found a few that they liked - regular cider, sweet, and/or flavored Great place to take a group, but word of warning, there was only 1 person pouring, so be prepared to wait. Fortunately, we got refills when there was only 1 or 2 in line. Dog friendly, with plenty of room for pets & kids to run. Most had picnics as well and simply were chilling out, enjoying the scenery. read more

Places like Cobbler Mountain Cellars are what Virginia wineries are all about: A scenic drive, rustic charm, family-owned, interesting wine. Cobbler Mountain has been open for a few weeks now and is another winner in the Delaplane/Virginia highway 55 region. A relatively small wine selection, but the prices are right and the owners are down-to-Earth and generous. Chardonnay and hard apple cider are the two lighter wines. The chardonnay, despite it being steel-aged, had some buttery notes to it but that apple cider---WOW. You couldn't taste the booze and I may become a fan of hard apple cider after tasting this one. The cider is made from apples off trees that are on the expansive property. The reds: Merlot, Meritage, Cab Sauv and Cab Fran....Merlot is smooth and delicious and the other reds are above average, but have room to improve. There was a group of 20-something musicians playing here on the day I visited (Fooly Kooly), singing Irish-themed folk songs on acoustic mandolins and ukuleles, and they added a whimsical, slightly haunting, touch to the place with their songs. No highway signs (yet), so don't expect to be besieged by Keg Buses and other gutter-culture NOVA narcissists (you know who you are). read more

Cobbler Mountain Cider - Wineries Near Me - Delaplane, Virginia

I didn't enjoy wine tasting. I thought nothing was special. The only one person was handling wine tasting. She was friendly but I felt that she was rush. I guess this place is famous for cider. When I went to the cider tasting room, it was zoo. There was no space. I was not crazy about this place. read more

I waited a long time to finally try Cobbler Mountain before I ran into them at the wine festival at Bull Run. The cider was great. It's very unfortunate that while I was waiting in line to actually purchase some, one of the bartenders (man, older, taller, bandana, earrings) stepped away--from a full line of others waiting to taste--to come hit on my younger sister and unsolicitedly hug and touch her in front of myself and our mother. Obviously we very quickly decided we would no longer spend our money there. At least she got one free cider out of his creepy stupidity. Like I said, this was very unfortunate as we all enjoyed the cider very much and this was the only vendor at which we actually considered taking bottles home. I also had planned to visit the cellar one day, but probably won't, because this guy very clearly thought what he did was "okay" even after we expressly told him it wasn't, so I'd like to never see him again. I will say the two young ladies who had on volunteer name tags and were also pouring cider were very nice! Too bad they have to spend time around that guy. read more

A quality wine experience. I'm impressed by how busy an "off the beaten path" winery can be on an overcast February afternoon. There were even people sitting outside enjoying the view... and definitely the wine. They kept coming in for more bottles during my tasting! The tasting room was located in the basement of the house. The original house is (and I quote) "dilapidated" but plans are underway to restore it and to build another tasting room. A bigger tasting room would be a great enhancement as there is next to no seating in the basement. My tasting guide was the owner/winemaker. That's how I know there are good things on the way for this vineyard! I tried 9 wines including the uniquely good Sparkling Hard Apple Cider which I am going to kick myself for not purchasing as it is only released in limited quantities. I walked out with a bottle of 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon ($27). Also deserving honorable mention were the 2010 Petit Verdot ($25), 2010 Meritage ($33) and 2009 Merlot ($25). Easy way to blow $100 on wine. They also have a Maple Reserve Amber and a Maple Reserve Special Dark that weren't available, but should be returning soon. I mention the prices because they are higher per bottle than any of the 30+ wineries I have visited in Loudon and Fauquier counties so far. I say this as an observation not a criticism because I thought all the wines I tasted were solid. I am more curious to see if there is going to be an uptrend in the price of VA wine as it gains experience and popularity. read more

Great place to chill for the afternoon. It's kinda out there off of 66 but the location is not hard to get to. The drive way is not paved, just gravel, so be careful when driving. The place only offers 4 wine tastings but a TON of unique ciders. Love their original one and also their honey one is very different. It was chilly outside when we went so we sat by the fire pit. You can also bring your own snacks to eat. Dogs are also allowed inside and outside. The price of the wine and cider is a little more than average. A bottle of wine was around $27 and a bottle of cider was around $18 with growlers being around $40. Great place to come for a first time but I don't know if I would go out of my way to visit again. read more

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1st time here on a Friday afternoon of the 10 year anniversary. They have a huge selection of ciders and a beautiful picnic area it's was great weather & Jeff was friendly and had great suggestions we will be back with friends & family in the near future read more

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My experiences with Cobbler Mountain Cellars have been some of the best times I have not only had the pleasure of spending with several different groups of personal friends, but to bring my family out and feel the warmth of the staff with an exquisite taste for wine and Hard Apple Ciders is always a compliment to the different sceneries Cobbler Mountain has to offer. You fall in love with the view of the mountain as soon as you reach the top of the drive. Work your way down toward Thumb Run Creek, and experience another world of no shoes and warm fires with the different campers that are enjoying a long weekend of hiking, tastings, and local breads and cheeses. Once you round the foothill, the drive in opens up to a beautiful vineyard that sits on the edge of the mountain along with the vintners residents and a quaint tasting facility that has three convienent fire pits for a relaxing afternoon. This place is definitely an escape from the hustle and bustle that comes with living in Northern Virginia, but is still not too far off the beaten path. Dog friendly!!! A++ Their wines and ciders have all won awards, but my personal suggestions would be to try the Petite Verdot, both Cabernet, and their Kickin Cinnamon Cider. read more

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Loved loved loooooves everything about this place! Met one of the owners and she was the sweetest! And let's not forget about corky, cutest dogge ever! Cider were sooo delicious, really not the biggest fan of ciders but the different flavors here really were good. read more

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My mom was visiting from California. She likes wine and loves the Virginia scenery, so we headed out to a few wineries. We stumbled upon Cobbler Mountain and it was perfect. First, it's a bit out of the way. You have to take a dirt road a ways and drive past an old, dilapidated house (insert Bates Motel jokes here - we sure did) and up to the house. The house doubles as the living space for the family (the winemaker, his wife, their two kids and two dogs) and the tasting room. We had a full tasting (at least 3 whites and 3 reds) with bread, cheese and chocolate. The snacks were all from local vendors and were delicious. All of the wines were fantastic. My favorites were the stainless steel Chardonnay, the Meritage, and the Cabernet Sauvignon. There were five of us and we left with two bottles of Meritage, three of the Cab Sauv and one of the stainless steel Chardonnay. We drank one there and ate it with a picnic we brought along. The winemaker was kind enough to lend us a platter and a sharp knife. We also bought some smoked salmon and pumpkin bread (Great Harvest Bread Co.) from his store. The salmon was good, but the bread was pretty dry. That was the only disappointing part of the trip. We sat inside and enjoyed tasting wines and chatting with the winemaker and then sat outside and ate, drank and laughed for a long time. My mom packed up two bottles of the Cab Sauv and flew them back to Cali with her. If that doesn't convince you to try it, nothing will. Great wine, wonderful people (and dogs), beautiful views. Oh! And you get 10% off if you check in using foursquare. read more

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I went to Cobbler Mountains to redeem a Groupon with some friends on 2/3/19. I was pleasantly surprised. Although their parking lot is small (not a place to bring a tour bus) it is was a very comfortable tasting experience. The owner was very pleasant. I liked the story she shared about how the Cobbler Mountain Cellars started. I didn't think one particular cider was outstanding but that is not a knock on the cidery. All the ciders were consistently good. I also liked how you can mix their different flavors to create a unique drink. The business only currently makes and serves ciders (some of older yelp reviews talk about wine). The space outside near the fire pit is more than ample for a small group of people to share a picnic lunch. The tasting room space does not have ample room to have a picnic lunch so if you can choose a nicer day to visit. If I had one tip, it would be to expect to take you're time to get into the cidery. The driveway is long and probably better if you have a vehicle with four wheel drive (you can do it without, just take you're time). In a nutshell, if you're a fan of cider and have a small group this place is worth a visit. read more

The staff here was friendly and greeted us with a smile as we entered, which definitely makes one feel welcomed! The tasting was quickly started, but no mention of cost was provided at the start. We were a little surprised to see at the end that the tasting was $10 and didn't include glasses, when most places let you keep the glass for $7. (not that we need anymore glasses, we just didn't understand the reason for the expensive tasting otherwise) The wines they offered were nice. We selected their rosé, it was crisp and dry. Overall, we did enjoy their wines. We enjoyed sitting outside, under a pretty tree while enjoying the wine and viewing the surrounding hills and fields. They offer beautiful vistas! read more

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